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Reconstruction of Jingjiang Wang Yue Temple

The first reconstruction was 1932, but it was destroyed by Japanese artillery fire. 1962, he returned to his hometown to mourn the site of Yue Temple, proposed to rebuild it, and decided to move the temple site from the side of Dongsiyue Bridge to the current site. However, the rebuilt Yue Temple was the most difficult during the Cultural Revolution. 1978 Returning to Earth in the spring, Liu Guojun, who was in his eighties, said to his children before he died: The Yue Temple in his hometown must be built! His children Liu Handong and Liu Biru donated money to build three Yue temples on 1985.

On June 24th, 2006, 65438+February 24th, Wang Yue Temple and Liu Guojun's former residence in Jingjiang Shengci Town were rated as national AA-level tourist attractions, which are the first A-level tourist attractions in the city.

Wang Yue Temple and Liu Guojun's former residence are located in the middle street of Shengci Town, Jingjiang City, with Wang Yue Temple in the east and Liu Guojun's former residence in the west. Wang Yue Temple was built in the early years of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 13 1), covering an area of 2,800 square meters. The whole temple is solemn and majestic, and there are cultural relics such as Shuanglongbi, Shishi and Yuefei calligraphy stone carvings in the temple. Liu Guojun's former residence covers an area of 5,000 square meters and is a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit, which consists of three parts: the former residence, the worship hall and the grace hall. Wang Yue Temple embodies the patriotic spirit of China's ancient national hero "serving the country faithfully". Liu Guojun's former residence embodies the traditional virtue of self-improvement of modern national industrialists and businessmen in China and the patriotism of loving the party and serving the country. It has a rich historical heritage. Since 1986, the two places have received 60,000 tourists every year.